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Midnite Bagel Feels Right at Home in Its New Sunset District Brick and Mortar Location
Back when Noah’s Bagels opened its flagship Berkeley store in 1989, the Bay Area was not known for its boiled-then-baked breads. In New York,...
Get Fresh: A Guide to San Francisco Farmers’ Markets
Just a short drive from both cool coastal fields and scorching inland ranches, San Franciscans win the geographical jackpot for farm freshness. ...
This Weekend: ‘Star Trek IV’ in Union Square, a Hashish Dream, Paper Creations and Planet Booty
Ron Funches knows there’s something wrong with America. His proof? English reality television. “If a competitor on The Great British Baking...
Crunch Into National Fried Chicken Day in San Francisco
The Standard’s Arts & Culture desk has seen its fair share of harebrained Hallmark Holidays. National Popcorn Day? That’s Jan. 23. World UFO Day?...
City Public Health Officials Boost Efforts Among SF’s LGBTQ+ Community Amid Rising Monkeypox Cases
In group texts and on social media, word is spreading among the Bay Area’s various queer communities: Monkeypox is out there. ...